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ETIOLOGY OF COMMON CONTACT DERMATITIS Department of Dermatology and VenerologyMedical University Prof Dr Paraskev Stoyanov 150 Varna Bulgaria Journal of IMAB RESUME Contact

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ETIOLOGY OF COMMON CONTACT DERMATITIS Department of Dermatology and VenerologyMedical University Prof Dr Paraskev Stoyanov 150 Varna Bulgaria Journal of IMAB RESUME Contact dermatites allergi. ABSTRACT Background and purposes: battery and CT scan of the brain. Verbal productivity Results: All the patients showed lower scores at all Discussion: Among the ischemic stroke patients with Conclus ABSTRACT the upper jaw. The correct diagnose is very difficult and They present a case with a large cystic lesion of themaxilla hystologically proved as keratocyst. keratocyst, radiolucency, maxilla CNS GERMINOMA WITH SYNCHRONOUSLESIONS IN THE SUPRASELLAR AND PINEALCAL FOLLOW-UP Ara G. Kaprelyan 1 , Nadezhda Deleva , Alexandra Tzoukeva 1 , B. Balev 2 T. Metodiev 3 , George N. Kyuchukov 4 1) Depa DESQUAMATIVE GINGIVITIS AS A SYMPTOM OFDIFFERENT MUCOCUTANEOUS DISORDERS Christina Popova, Velitchka Doseva, Kamen KotsilkovDepartment of Periodontology, Annual Proceeding (Scientific Papers) ABSTRACT

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